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I'm starting a new blog series based on my experiences doing agile coaching at clients. Along with agile projects in .Net, my company also offers agile coaching and training. Right now, the agile coaching practice consists of me, but I'm actively...
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For more counter-intuitive banter, subscribe to my feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/jeffreypalermo There is quite a bit of talk lately about unit testing using the extract method and override, or "inherit & override" method for stubbing...
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My RSS feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/jeffreypalermo You can download it here . It's public and announced at the MIX conference. A new release of the ASP.NET MVC Framework. The license allows you go "go live" and use it in production...
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We've hit a milestone. We have four chapters available in the early access program (MEAP). You can see the cover of the book to the right. My co-authors are Dave Verwer , a Rails guru, and Ben Scheirman , a .Net guru. Our goal is to have this book...
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Recently, I was coaching a client who was embarking on a new project. The project team was not formed, but key stakeholders were planning what the projected needed to be. In Agile (specifically our Lean/Scrum/XP mix), we have iteration planning, release...
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To get objects from an ASP.NET MVC controller to a view, you put the objects in a dictionary of sorts called ViewData. ViewData is sort of a misnomer because it's not meant to contain data at all. It's meant to contain objects. By the way, if...
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There are several scripts floating around the Net regarding publishing an email to the development list every time someone commits a revision to Subversion. In other cases, you may want to post the commit log entry directly to your project tracking system...
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There is a bit of confusion out there because R# 3.0.2 doesn't immediately support code analysis and intellisense for the new C# 3.0 features like LINQ queries, etc. What I've heard is that in Q12008, we'll have a R# that will support all...
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. . .or it can be a lie. In my last post , Evan commented that low cost only goes so far. I see where he is coming from. Let me illustrate. If a consultant puts together a system very quickly and doesn't pay attention to the quality and structure...
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asp.net mvc framework Note: Much more MVC information coming. Subscribe to my feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/jeffreypalermo Subscribe to email feed . Scott Guthrie proposed a topic at the Alt.Net Conference today, and the topic was an overview of the...
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I'll be attending the AltNetConf . Convenient for me that it's in Austin, TX. It's an open space conference, and I consider it the founding conference of a conversation that is "Alt.Net". I'll be proposing the topic: What are...
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Last night a new user group, AgileAustin kicked off its meeting schedule with a presentation by Jim Van Riper from Troux Technologies . Background on AgileAustin: AgileAustin was formed by an idea from Kert Peterson and manifested by many others. The...
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Technologies are coming and going faster than every before. In this environment, how can we provide companies with a good return for their software investment. Looking back, J2EE was all the rage. Software executives were banking on J2EE and making significant...
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We need a common language for the different types of automated testing. We're partially there, but the term "unit test" is still very confusing. Here, I'll lay out the different types of automated tests I find helpful with a single application...
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Ok, so the title is a bit sarcastic. I remember the debut of Xml. We used it for data. It was a way to improve on comma-delimited strings. We converted from flat files to xml files for data. It wasn't long before scripting could be expressed in Xml...
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